European Sensors: Markets & Technologies, 2007-2011

SUMMARY

Did you know that:

• European sensor market equals 10 billion euro in 2007.
• European sensor market growth in euro is estimated at 6% per year from 2007 to 2011.
• Thin film technologies (ICs, MEMs, etc.) only represent 15% to 20% of the sensor market.
• Digital sensors penetration of the European sensor market is only 14%.
• There is an average number of 80 sensors in a European light vehicle compared to 3,000 in a chemical plant and 5,000 in a commercial aircraft.

MORE ABOUT THE REPORT

The most comprehensive analysis of the European sensor industry, in an over 100 pages report including:

• Detailed analysis of the sensor industry in Europe and France per product segment (temperature, pressure...) and application sector (automotive, industrial...)
  • consumption estimates in million euro per product segment and application sector
  • forecasts in value terms from 2007 to 2011
• Analysis of major technical trends and impact per product segment and application sector
  • digital and wireless sensors market,
  • MEMs penetration, sensor networks, etc.
• Panel analysis of sensor manufacturers/integrators localized in France
  • mapping per product and application segments
  • analysis per type of activity in France

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. Introduction

• Content and methodology
• Definitions

II. An heterogeneous business

• Technological landscape analysis
• Food chain analysis
• French sensor manufacturers panel

III. European and French sensor markets

• Consumption & forecast 2007-2011
  • per application sector
  • per product segment
• French sensor manufacturer mapping
  • per application sector
  • per product segment

IV. Detailed market analysis

• per application sector
  • Aerospace/Defense
  • Automotive
  • Building
  • Consumer
  • Energy
  • Environment
  • Home Appliances
  • Industrial
  • IT infrastructure
  • Laboratories/test
  • Medical
  • Security
  • Transport
• per product segment
  • Temperature
  • Position
  • Pressure
  • Electromagnetic
  • Inertial
  • Flow
  • Force
  • Level
  • Gas
  • Acoustic
  • Distance
  • Absolute Position
  • Humidity

V. Conclusion